Tommy Fleetwood will go into the final round of the RBC Canadian two shots off the lead after a third-round 67. Fleetwood’s three-under total for the day left him in a four-strong group on 11 under, one shot behind Bud Cauley and two off clubhouse leader Jackson Suber. Suber signed for a 66 after a booming 348-yard drive set him up for a birdie at the par-five last and earned him the outright lead going into Sunday at a PGA Tour event for the first
time. Ben James, the pro debutant who ended Friday as the shock leader, came back to earth with a resounding bump as an eight-over 78 took him completely out of contention. Latest leaderboard: PGA Tour – RBC Canadian OpenWhen are the majors? Key dates and 2026 resultsGet Sky Sports or stream golf with no contract Fleetwood began the day two behind James and could scarcely have wished for a better start as he reached the green at the par-five first in two and holed a
16-footer for eagle. That was as good as it got on the front nine, but a short approach at the 12th left him an eight-footer for a birdie, and another followed from five feet at the short14th after a fine tee shot. The only blemish came at the tough 17th, where Fleetwood’s second found rough to the right of the green and he failed to get up and down in two from there. Only three players birdied the 521-yard par four all day, among them
Billy Horschel, who did so with a putt from just shy of 99 feet on his way to a 64 and a total of 10 under. Four others join him there, including Sam Burns, while Fleetwood’s companions a shot further ahead are the Swede Jesper Svensson and American pair Brice Garnett and Wyndham Clark, whose seven-under 63 – featuring seven birdies and no bogeys – was the round of the day. Watch the final round of the RBC Canadian Open on Sunday live on Sky
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So Suber’s up by like 2 and everyone else is just chasing? Golf is wild.
Ben James was shock leader and then boom, 78. I feel like these tournaments are rigged for the “big names” eventually. Fleetwood was doing great with that eagle then it fell apart at 17th.
Wait Jackson Suber had a 348-yard drive and then just walked into the lead? That’s insane but also like… drive distance is basically everything now right? If Fleetwood’s only two shots back he’ll probably win Sunday unless Cauley catches fire.
I’m confused on the “clubhouse leader” part like is that the final score already? Also RBC Canadian Open sounds like Canada but it’s PGA Tour so do they even play in real Canada weather lol. Anyways, 67 seems good but then someone shoots an 8-over and is out already… golf scoring is hard.